Building offer for cops
In an effort to find the Cobourg police a new home, a local real estate agent made a pitch to convert a new medical centre into a police station.
The under-utilized medical centre with more than half the spaces in the building empty, argued the police could move into this available location at 316 King St. E.
The building, constructed less than five years ago, is a white elephant, never achieving full occupancy.
Councillor Pam Jackson gave her support.
Councillor Lloyd Williams, a member of the police services board, said the police board took a tour of the building recently. He worked hard to nix the idea.
The under-utilized medical centre with more than half the spaces in the building empty, argued the police could move into this available location at 316 King St. E.
The building, constructed less than five years ago, is a white elephant, never achieving full occupancy.
Councillor Pam Jackson gave her support.
Councillor Lloyd Williams, a member of the police services board, said the police board took a tour of the building recently. He worked hard to nix the idea.
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